For more information about particular topics on Google, you may receive headlines in the future that match the terms you’re looking for. This is made possible by the use of automatic learning.
For years, Google search has no longer been limited to listing matching websites for a search term. The Mountain View service is increasingly used as a central news portal to quickly find information on specific topics. Now Google wants to optimize the selection and visualization of the most important headlines for these users through automatic learning.
Google’s AI solution uses BERT (Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers) models to evaluate contextual relationships between message texts. This makes it easy to group headlines into the topics you’re looking for, making it easier to understand the full story.
In addition, surprising information, such as important quotes and related opinion contributions, are now displayed in the mobile search headlines carousel. In addition, highlights such as important appointments and related opinions are now displayed in the mobile search headlines carousel. With this additional content, Google wants to help users select the relevant news.
The AI-supported feature will initially be extended to mobile search users in the U.S. and will later reach other countries as well. However, it is doubtful whether an intelligent news search will start here in Germany as well. As a result of the ancillary copyright law passed in September in the European Union, it is no longer possible for Google to easily access headlines or short excerpts from newspaper articles. This requires the consent of publishers, who can also charge Google fees.